This paper presents a literature review of the quality of greywater generated in different,
especially developing, countries, constituents found in greywater, some treatment systems …

For centuries, wastewater has been improperly used in agriculture, presenting potential risks
to public health and the environment. In the context of scientific development, and …

Water scarcity, nutrient-depleted soils and pollution continue to be a major challenge
worldwide and these are likely to worsen with increasing global populations particularly, in …

Safe and sufficient quantity of water is necessary for a healthy growth of human beings. The
gap between water demand and available water supply is increasing day by day. Proper …

The use of surfactants in households and industries is inevitable and so is their discharge
into the environment, especially into the water bodies as effluents. Being surface‐active …

Living walls and green roofs offer numerous benefits to densely populated urban areas such
as cooling, air filtering and improved aesthetics. However, plants in these two systems are …

Greywater is wastewater collected from household sources without input from toilet or
commode streams. Greywater represent ca. 65% of total household wastewaters globally …

One of the solutions for the problems regarding increasing water scarcity and pollution of
water resources can be wastewater reuse. Constructed wetlands (CWs) are a sustainable …

In this paper, a comprehensive review on greywater is presented. Emphasis is given to the
techniques used to treat and recover greywater, and special emphasis is placed on the risk …

Purpose Soil water repellency (SWR) can interrupt water infiltration that may decline plant
growth and potentially trigger soil erosion. Until now research has been mainly focused on …